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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1909

Page

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Prisoner Escape Alarms Sheriff During Train Transfer

Sheriff O C Gosman pursues prisoner Dick Anderson who escaped from a moving Pullman on a Rock River to Dillon run after being allowed to wash hands aboard the Idaho Falls to Butte line. Anderson vanished through a toilet window as the train neared 40 miles per hour. pursuit and inquiries follow with suspicions he reached Butte.

O. C. Gosman Dillon Laramie Wyo Dick Anderson Metlen J. M ‘Hill Bedrock Anderson Pocatello Idaho Gosman Idaho Falls Gorman Sheriff Gosman Butte

Escapee Anderson Bared From Dillon To Rock River Pursuit

An escaped man known as Anderson fled without coat or hat wearing only corduroy pants and a shirt. He claimed Rock River Wyoming as his old stamping ground and that he returned to kill his brother’s shooter. He had given a revolver to a sheriff in Idaho and was unarmed when captured.

Anderson Rock River Wyo

Bowen Heads to New York City for Several Weeks

Jack Bowen left for New York City the first of the week, expecting to be absent several weeks.

Jack Bowen New York City

Mining News of the County Highlights Leasing Growth at Argenta

Dillon man Dan Burkholder reports forming the Argenta-Dillon Leasing and the Butte Argenta Leasing companies near Argenta. The Dillon-Argenta Leasing mine at Magnolia, formerly Haw now Baker, will ship ore to Canyon City Smelting. Ore runs lead-silver valued to $50 per ton. four feet of high quality ore in the drift. The Butte-Argenta Leasing company plans multiple claims and $500 monthly for a year to develop them. Iron Mountain mine workers to be expanded once ditch, water, and power are ready. not less than 30 miners expected.

Dan Burkholder Dillon North Dakota Mining Company Polaris Argenta-Dillon Leasing Company Butte Argenta Leasing Company Argenta Dillon-Argenta Leasing Company Magnolia Thomas Haw John S. Baker Mr. Burkholder Canyon City Colo Butte-Argenta Leasing Company Butte-Argenta Mining Company Iron Mountain

Lands must be listed before homestead entries can be made

Helena officials say no right to enter under the enlarged homestead law exists until lists of lands subject to entry are received at local offices. No entries or appeals will be allowed until the lands are inspected and listed, a process that may take years, with Beaverhead valley lands among those awaiting listing.

Butte Miner Helena Helena Land Office Dennett Beaverhead Valley

Governor White Expands Plans for New Montana Glendale Block

Governor B White enlarges his Montana and Glendale business block to 75 by 150 feet two story with basement. Eph Stoller to demolish old Hart millinery building and excavate, foundation to begin after excavation. Five store rooms on first floor with Bell Telephone HQ, brick walls sandstone trim, modern plate glass fronts, heating by hot water or steam. Total cost at least 30000 dollars.

Eph Stoller Anna Hart Stoller Gov. White Bell Telephone Company

Nydia Spencer Weds Chester Gilbert in Butte City

Miss Nydia Spencer, a popular Portland young lady, marries Mr. Chester Gilbert in a quiet Butte ceremony. The pair traveled from Dillon with close friends acting as attendants, and Rev. J. E. Noftsinger officiated at the Thornton hotel. A lavish wedding dinner followed in the hotel dining room.

Butte Chester Gilbert Nydia Spencer Dillon Ralph White Grace Gray Thornton Hotel J. E. Noftsinger The Butte Baptist Church

Publicity man sees Dillon’s dry farming potential

Geo. C. Swan, publicity man for the Dry Farming Congress to be held in Billings this year, visited Dillon to assess local interest in dry farming. He said Beaverhead valley has strong stakes to attract settlers, noting Montana will draw thousands to dry land farms. Billings pushes for a successful congress with national and international exhibitors.

George C. Swan Billings Dillon City Swan Montana Congress United States Beaverhead County

Deputy Forest Ranger Marries Lone Big Hole Leader

Will C Butterfield major deputy forest ranger of the Big Hole national forest wed Miss Loraine Robinson of Little Rock Arkansas in Salt Lake City. The popular pair planned a quiet ceremony after his trip to meet her, following years of bachelor life and steady courtship by friends.

Will Butterfield Big Hole National Forest Little Rock, Ark Will Loraine Robinson Little Rock Arkansas Hare Salt Lake City Miss Boise

Butterfield to wed Miss Robinson and move to Dillon

Mr Butterfield told this paper he expects to marry Miss Robinson on Thursday and later travel with his bride to Salt Lake City before arriving in Dillon around April 20. They plan to live at the ranger's station near Argenta. Locals extend best wishes and a hearty welcome to Mrs Butterfield. Mrs Kate Poindexter returned to Butte after a week with Dillon relatives.

Dillon Butterfield Bill Kate Poindexter Butte

Butte Ceremony Joins Miss Onie Harrison and James R Crook

In Butte on Wednesday noon Miss Onie Harrison and Mr. James R Crook wed in the parlors of the Butte hotel with Rev Noftsinger officiating. A dinner followed. best man and bridesmaid were Mr and Mrs Sylvester Hirschman. After a short honeymoon the couple will reside at 9 South Orr street Dillon after May 15.

Dillon Onie Harrison James R. Crook Butte Noftsinger Butte Baptist Church Sylvester Hirschman J. C. Harrison Pipestone Minn Ed. Cushing Montana Street Missoula

Narrow Escape From Death on Beaverhead Bridge

Miss Gertrude Reardon of Anaconda fell from the wagon bridge into the Beaverhead river while her companion Miss Mary Gorman of Havre called for help. Gorman grabbed Reardon’s coat, and with Mrs Lennox and others they pulled her from swift water as the bank cracked and collapsed nearby. Doctors revived her at Lennox home. Reardon recalls nothing of the plunge.

Dillon Gertrude Reardon Anaconda Mary Gorman Havre Normal College Beaverhead River Miss Reardon Miss Gorman Lennox Beaverhead Mr. Lennox Lennox Home

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Serif Isam Rock River, Wyo Dark Horse Big Hole Basin Rockies G. Nyhart L. M. Wolf S.A. Godfrey A. N. Rodgers Madison White Gov. B. White Montana and Glendale Streets Bride Portland Oregon Gilbert Ranch Geo. C. Swan Win. C. Butterfield Harrison Crook Fannie Browne Carrie Sappington Jefferson Interior Department Carter Ballinger Agennes
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